Sentence examples for apply exactly to from inspiring English sources

If no one article was found to apply exactly to a given situation, it was proper to consider several articles and to draw from them a more general rule that could either be applied to the case itself or be combined with others to reach a solution.

Dr. Sox also said that because all of the patients in the study had adenomatous polyps, it is not certain that the findings would apply exactly to the general population, in which this type of polyp is found in about 15 percent of women and 25 percent of men.

The fiscal "multipliers" they use are derived from data from seventeen O.E.C.D. countries covering the period from 1978 to 2009, and it's not clear why they should apply exactly to the U.K. in isolation for the period from 2010 to 2013.

Standard engineering analyses of structures may not apply exactly to biological structures.

While the model will not apply exactly to all elections it can be used as a reference architecture for voting applications and to show explicitly the security considerations for these kind of events.

These include: 1. the use of the same assumed treatment effect for each drug applied to each individual patient; 2. the use of evidence from different settings than might apply exactly to the trial setting of interest; and 3. the post-hoc nature of the assumptions made in this example, such as the source of external evidence.

This applies exactly to the other part of the future which was assumed to be influenceable (see above).

However, the travel-blocking vicinity optimal control strategy is proposed to be applied exactly to the patch P or to all cells in P together, and not to each cell alone.

In the 1936 paper Tarski seems to be thinking paradigmatically of languages in which (as in LAr) there is a predicate ("N" in the case of LAr) that applies exactly to the individuals in the domain of the intended interpretation of the language.

On a final point relating to the amendments, the Commission cannot support the deletion of paragraph 3 of Article 12, again because there are valid reasons not to apply exactly the same provisions to legal persons as to natural persons.

Pharmacometricians who are familiar with covariate model building and time-varying covariates applied to pharmacokinetic parameters, e.g., ref. 1, will be able to apply exactly the same ideas to parameters of the hazard function.